Tuesday; Holiday Icons!
Monday’s Spirit Day; Anything but a Backpack!
Monday’s Spirit Day; Anything but a Backpack!
In an effort to enhance and build relationships with local communities the Fort Leonard Wood Public Affairs Office recognizes one student per month from St. James school district whose words or actions have made a positive impact on those around them. Nominated students will be presented with a Leadership Award from Fort Leonard Wood during the last week of each month. The district nominates one student who is in grade 7-12 and displays the leadership trait from the designated month. November's leadership trait is Duty: Fulfill your obligations. Doing your duty means more than carrying out your assigned tasks. Duty means being able to accomplish tasks as part of a team.
Congratulations to Allana Chitwood on receiving the November award for our district for displaying the character trait duty. She is very active in our high school and goes above and beyond her roles in the building. Thank you for modeling what it means to be a Tiger, Allana!
We hope everyone is enjoying their Thanksgiving break. We are excited to present to you the first volume and first edition of our Tiger's Eye paper.
Come join us Friday night and get the first look at your Tigers and Lady Tigers basketball teams!
The St. James High School will be live streaming our Veterans Day Assembly at approximately 1:45 tomorrow afternoon. We are excited to honor our veterans!
The livestream will be through YouTube at https://youtu.be/c3VD3t7dlqg.
Here is the link for the video of the Penny Wars winner. The winner will get a pie in the face at 10:45 this morning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhjHER7ZpwE
One of our outstanding seniors Jesse Cook was sworn into the Navy today. He is excited and proud for the opportunity to serve his country. Way to go Jesse and good luck!
Come out tonight and support our volleyball team and their annual awareness Paint It Pink event! There will be 3 levels of play beginning at 5 at the high school gym! Don't forget to wear your pink!
Please consider signing up for our 1st annual Tiger Trot 5k/10k for a great cause and fun day!
https://stjtigertrot.itsyourrace.com/
Don't forget that we do offer iPad insurance. It is only $28 and covers any damage for the year.
St. James Homecoming Queen Anna Lynch and King Seth Keeney! #stjtigerpride #stjhoco21
Red and White Day, lets go Tigers! 🐯 #stjtigerpride #stjhoco2021
Here are today's spirit award winners for Which Witch is Which day. The goal was to dress up as twins, and these students rocked it! Way to show your school spirit St. James!
Get ready to boogie down on Saturday night at our outdoor dance!
Congratulations to Hunter Redburn and Mallory Hanson for showing the most school spirit on Sleepy Dorothy Wakes Up in Oz day. Way to show your school spirit!
Next week is Homecoming week. Make sure you show off your school spirit and cheer on the Tigers!
It was a great first week of school capped off by four social distanced pep assemblies. Great job students and teachers and let's carry that momentum throughout the year!
The 2021- 2022 School year is here, and fall sports are officially underway, so we feel it is a good time to review expected student behavior during sporting events. Crowds can be large at many of the games. To help keep order and for the children’s safety and well-being, we are asking you to please discuss with your children expected behavior at school functions.
Elementary children must sit with their parents or guardians during all games (football, volleyball, basketball, etc).
High school and middle school students must sit with a parent or guardian unless they are seated in areas designated for students in the bleacher areas.
All children are expected to sit and watch the game and should not be running around, playing behind the bleachers, under the bleachers, on the football practice field, on the track, rolling down hills, etc.
In addition, kicking or throwing of balls, bottles, seat cushions, etc. inside or around the stadium or gymnasium is also prohibited.
No footballs, soccer balls, frisbees, or any other ball, large toy, or play item should be brought inside the stadium or gymnasium.
These expectations will apply at away competitions as well.
If we all work together, the games will be enjoyable, memorable, and safe events for everyone. We appreciate your support and hope to see you at the games cheering for the Tigers and Lady Tigers.